Atlas of PET/CT Imaging in Oncology

1: Clinical and Technical Principles.- Principles of PET/CT Imaging.- A future for PET/CT.- PET/CT Image Acquisition Protocols and Imaging Data Workflow.- Acquisition Schemes for Combined 18F-FDG-PET/CT.- From FDG-PET to FDG-PET/CT Imaging.- Normal Pattern and Common Pitfalls of FDG-PET Image Interpretation.- 2: Atlas.- 1: PET/CT Image Artifacts Cases:.- 2: Physiological Variants Cases:.- 3: Anatomical Masses vs. Viable Tumor Cases:.- 4: Cancers of Head and Neck Cases:.- 5: Solitary Pulmonary Nodules Cases:.- 6: Lung Cancer Cases:.- 7: Cancers of the Gastrointestinal Tract Cases:.- 8: Lymphoma Cases:.- 9: Cancers of the Skin Cases:.- 10: Breast Cancer Cases:.- 11: Gynecological Cancers Cases.- 12: Cancers of the Genito-Urinary System Cases:.- 13: Benign Diseases Cases:.

From the reviews:

ZAD Maganzine (USA) 2/2005: " This is a beautifully presented book ..., it illustrates the PET and CT appearances of all the major tumours and demonstrates the value of image fusion to determine diagnosis. It will not only assist training of colleagues in radiology and nuclear medicine but will be of substanial relevance to oncologists of all disciplines...

"This is a beautifully presented book ... . It illustrates the PET and CT appearances of all the major tumours ... . Each chapter opens with a brief clinical introduction and follows with good quality PET/CT images illustrating abnormal findings. ... the illustrations are of excellent quality. The book both looks good and feels good. It will not only assist training of colleagues in radiology and nuclear medicine but will be of substantial relevance to oncologists of all disciplines." (Dr. C L Harmer, RAD Magazine, February, 2005)

"This book has been a pleasure; it is consistently excellent. The authors strike an unusual balance between a 'picture book' with little cognitive content and a textbook that is crammed with ideas but without supporting imgages. Introductory chapers clearly and honestly explain the state of the art, without 'molecular imaging' hype, and carefully selected examples supported by well-reproduced images make the case." (Z.D. Grossmann, Buffalo, Int J Cancer Res Vol. 69, Issue 1,2005)

"The editors present a book on the use of PET/CET imaging with useful state-of-the-art information on the different techniques. ... In each chapter, the authors give an extensive selection of interesting case examples. ... The book is equipped with excellent high-resolution imaging material and CT, PET/CT correlation. It can be recommended to those interested in PET/CT imaging and in oncological questions." (T. J. Vogl, European Radiology, Vol. 16, 2006)

"With the advent of combined morphologic an molecular imaging by PET/CT this Atlas of